2010-01-22, 02:59 PM
I am saddened to announce that Ghost Lettering may in fact only provide a damage boost to the caster and not party members or persons attacking the same monster, usually boss. However on the positive front, Ghost Lettering seems to increase damage by around 10%~15%. If anyone wants a more accurate number, they can through and average all Hatless Evan's Illusions with and without Ghost Lettering's effect and compute from there but roughly 10% to 15% is my mathing. So without further ado, I present a twofer from KMST (yes, KMST so use any necessary assumptions in differences between Tespia and real gameplay) featuring both Evans and the new Golden Temple/Thailand/Siam Boss.
A Ghost Lettering is cast in the beginning but Hat Evan decides not to attack during its duration, my evidence for the above comes from a second GL cast at 0:49 from Hatless Evan and the Illusion cast right after it from Hat Evan (move second-by-second if necessary). I do not know if Hat Evan was debuffed or forgot to buff, but it would appear that her damage is even lower when GL is in effect than at other points in the video, I hope that this does not mean that GL's effect lowers attack for others...
In related Hatless Evan video productions, the first 30 or so seconds of this video shows some Zakum action going on if you can call the few seconds action. The video itself is cutoff by some magic dot of non-loading but my question occur in the viewable area and that is, "What is the vertical range of Earthquake (or the hitbox of Zakum's arms)?" because I wouldn't think that Earthquake could hit the 2nd arm from the top.
A Ghost Lettering is cast in the beginning but Hat Evan decides not to attack during its duration, my evidence for the above comes from a second GL cast at 0:49 from Hatless Evan and the Illusion cast right after it from Hat Evan (move second-by-second if necessary). I do not know if Hat Evan was debuffed or forgot to buff, but it would appear that her damage is even lower when GL is in effect than at other points in the video, I hope that this does not mean that GL's effect lowers attack for others...
In related Hatless Evan video productions, the first 30 or so seconds of this video shows some Zakum action going on if you can call the few seconds action. The video itself is cutoff by some magic dot of non-loading but my question occur in the viewable area and that is, "What is the vertical range of Earthquake (or the hitbox of Zakum's arms)?" because I wouldn't think that Earthquake could hit the 2nd arm from the top.